Japan Rail Pass Questions: Tokyo - Nagoya - Tsu

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Tokyo - Nagoya - Tsu Good Morning We will arrive in Tokyo in October (four of us ) We will staying in Tokyo for three nights before travel to Nagoya for a night then travel to Tsu to attend the World Deaf Golf Championship 2012. Recap Tokyo - 3 nights Nagoya - one night Tsu - a week before flying home from Nagoya airport...! Can you please advise the type of japan pass as I was unsure that 7/14 days pass will suit us? Many Thanks ain advance.	mlothian 11 months ago 2552 views 3 posts
Hi there, Lets get a cost breakdown of your trip: Narita airport terminal 1 > Tokyo: ¥3140, (62mins, 79km) Tokyo > Nagoya: ¥10780, (126mins, 366km) Nagoya > Tsuruhashi: ¥6380, (86mins, 198km) Tsuruhashi > Nagoya: ¥6380, (89mins, 198km) TOTAL: ¥26680 for 4 legs If this is the full extent of your travel then I recommend purchasing individual tickets as needed over a 7 or 14 day pass (¥28,300 and ¥45,100 respectively). Your JR ticket costs by themselves do approach the same cost as a 7 day pass, however you need to travel over a 14 day period and so this will not be suitable for you. To help with your travel in Tokyo I recommend you look at either the Keisei Skyline + Metro Pass or the Narita Express + Suica prepaid card deals. This will at least give you savings at the start of your trip. Hope this helps! 1 useful!	mari 11 months ago 470 likes 1941 posts
Hi Mari Many Thank for your useful Information I will working out the travels and get back to you. Best Regards 0 useful!	mlothian 10 months ago 0 likes 3 posts
Hi Mari Hope that you will able to answer my following questions? Can you tell me where to booking / reserved our seats on Tokyo - Nagoya bullet train? Is it by via website or at the Airport? Will we able to purchasing individual tickets at the Toyko Station? Thanks 0 useful!	mlothian 10 months ago 0 likes 3 posts
Hi there, To make your free seat reservations you'll need to first exchange your rail passes in Japan, and then visit a JR ticket counter with your Japan Rail Pass. I recommend doing this at Tokyo station as the Narita JR Pass office can be busy. If you need to purchase individual tickets you will certainly be able to do this at Tokyo station, however if you opt for one of the packages I recommend you should have a lot of your Tokyo travel included for free. Hope this helps! 0 useful!	mari 10 months ago 470 likes 1941 posts
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